Fix/sync dev after v1.52.1

[PavelInjective]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Improvements
  • Simplified the method for determining the path to the OFAC list, enhancing efficiency and reliability.

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Walkthrough

The changes in the pull request focus on simplifying the path resolution for the OFAC list in the client/chain/ofac.go file. The previous method involved traversing the directory structure to locate the necessary file, while the new implementation directly utilizes a function to construct the path, enhancing clarity and reducing complexity in the code.

Changes

File	Change Summary
client/chain/ofac.go	Simplified the path resolution for the OFAC list by using getFileAbsPath instead of a loop to traverse directories.

Possibly related PRs

• (fix/solve) Solve ofac.json path issue #244: Modifies the getOfacListPath function in client/chain/ofac.go, relevant to the path resolution updates in this PR.

Suggested reviewers

• aarmoa

Poem

In the code where paths do roam,
A rabbit found a simpler home.
No more loops to twist and bend,
Just a path that leads to the end.
Hopping through with joy and cheer,
OFAC lists are now quite clear! 🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

client/chain/ofac.go (1)

42-42: Approve changes with a suggestion for improvement.

The new implementation of getOfacListPath is more concise and potentially more robust. It eliminates complex directory traversal logic and uses path.Join for proper path construction across different operating systems.

However, the use of a relative path ("..") assumes the current directory structure, which might be fragile if the project structure changes in the future.

Consider using a more robust method to determine the project root, such as looking for a specific marker file (e.g., .project_root) or using an environment variable. This would make the code more resilient to potential changes in the project structure.

Example implementation:

func getOfacListPath() string {
    projectRoot := findProjectRoot()
    return getFileAbsPath(path.Join(projectRoot, "metadata", ofacListFilename))
}

func findProjectRoot() string {
    // Implementation to find the project root
    // This could involve looking for a marker file or using an environment variable
}

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📥 Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between feafa40 and 92ece76.

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• client/chain/ofac.go (2 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments not posted (3)

client/chain/ofac.go (3)

9-9: LGTM: Import of path package.

The addition of the path package import is appropriate for the new implementation of getOfacListPath.

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Line range hint 1-94: Summary of changes and their impact.

The changes in this file focus on improving the path resolution for the OFAC list. The new implementation in getOfacListPath is more concise and potentially more robust, eliminating complex directory traversal logic. These changes should not affect the overall functionality of the OFAC checking.

Key points:

1. The path package is now imported and used appropriately.
2. The getOfacListPath function has been simplified.
3. The rest of the file remains unchanged, maintaining the existing OFAC checking functionality.

While the changes are an improvement, consider the suggestions for further enhancing the robustness of the path resolution and verifying its correctness in different environments.

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42-42: Verify path resolution in different environments.

While the changes to getOfacListPath should not affect the overall behavior of the OFAC checking functionality, it's important to ensure that the new path resolution works correctly in different environments (development, testing, production).

Please run the following script to verify the path resolution:

This script will help verify that the OFAC list path is correctly resolved and that the file exists at the expected location.

[aarmoa]

Changes look good to me